Category: Retrospectives

  • Retrospective 2024-05

    This is a retrospective of week 5, 2024 (2024-01-29–2024-02-04). Here is the retrospective of the previous week. I finished reading Consciousness in Jung and Patañjali by Leanne Whitney this week. I found the book very interesting and will write a book review in the coming weeks. Whitney writes, Classical Yoga methodology, through the total involution…

  • Retrospective 2024-04

    This is a retrospective of week 4 2024 (2024-01-22–2024-01-28). Here is the retrospective of week 3 2024. I have been reading Consciousness in Jung and Patañjali by Leanne Whitney this week. Jung believed that God, or the Self, could never be known directly, that comprehension comes about through ‘objects’ of experience. But Whitney writes, “it…

  • Retrospective 2024-03

    This is a retrospective of week 3 2024 (2024-01-15–2024-01-21). Here is the retrospective of week 2 2024. I’ve been reading Consciousness In Jung and Patañjali by Leanne Whitney. I have also listened to the following podcasts with Leanne Whitney. I started reading the following book: I added the following books to my reading list:

  • Retrospective 2024-02

    This is a retrospective of week 2 2024 (2024-01-08–2024-01-14). Here is the retrospective of the previous week. I’m currently reading the following books: I’ve started reading: Notes:1. See Attention as a moral Act: Iain McGilchrist and Jonathan Rowson in Conversation, YouTube, https://youtu.be/YHUGuUhB1c4. Accessed: 2024-01-14. Published: 2023-03-06.2. David Ellerman makes principled arguments against the rental of…

  • Retrospective 2024-01

    This is a retrospective of the first week 2024 (2024-01-01–2024-01-07). I will write in both English and Swedish because I write for myself. Newborn thoughts are easier to express in my native language (Swedish). However, most of what I read is in English and then I will stick to English. For the most part, I…

  • Retrospective 2021-52

    This is a summary of my reading during 2021. Particularly interesting books/authors are marked in bold/bold. I read the following books (latest read, listed first): Power and Love: A Theory and Practice of Social Change by Adam Kahane Facilitating Breakthrough: How to Remove Obstacles, Bridge Differences, and Move Forward Together by Adam Kahane Initiating and…

  • Retrospective 2021-03–13

    This is a summary of my reading during the first quarter 2021 (weeks 3–13). There are two list below: The first list consists of books, articles, and letters that I have read (more or less in the order read). The second list are notes I made while reading (in chronological order). A collection of robert…

  • Retrospective 2021-02

    This is a brief summary of my reading the last two weeks. I haven’t painted anything. I have been reading Anthony Blake. Blake’s The Supreme Art of Dialogue is an excellent book which I read two years ago. Anthony Blake has many references to Gurdjieff in his book about the enneagram, which lead me to…

  • Retrospective 2021-01

    This is a summary of my reading and painting during 2020. Painting Here are my paintings 2020. Here are my five best paintings 2020. I did a first selection and then let people vote on twitter. Reading Here is my micro blog, where I keep track my of reading, and pile up my thoughts and…

  • Retrospective 2020-36

    This is a summary of my reading and painting last week (Aug 31–Sept 6, 2020). Painting I made the following painting and drawing during the weekend. Reading Books I continued reading Eugene Gendlin’s A Process Model. Gendlin asks how purpose and direction arise from within process? He introduces the concept of focaling. Many purposes and…